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On Thursday 17 October, Year 1 togged up to face the rain and set off to Woolley Firs Environment Centre. As part of their ‘Animals including Humans’ unit in Science they have been learning about animal classification and how we use our senses to explore the world around us.  At Woolley Firs, the girls learnt…

We’ve all heard the saying “reduce, reuse, recycle” and last week girls in Year 4 got to put those three ideas into practice in a very special recycling workshop. The purpose of the workshop was to get the girls thinking about waste, about how it can be reduced, what can be recycled and what happens…

Each Tuesday morning, an energetic group of staff and governors enjoy an early morning swim in our wonderful pool. This month is national Swimming Down Dementia month and our swimmers have decided to take part, scheduling their swim for 6.30am on Tuesday 22 November. Mrs Bradley (Chair of Governors), Mrs Starrs…

This morning the sun came out for us to honor and remember Mr Howard Mann, OBE, FCIM, who was on our board of governors from 2010 until his death in 2018, and was Chair of Governors for the last two. As Mrs Pardon, Headmistress, said, “Howard led the board with energy and a strong vision,…

We are delighted to announce the installation of three huge, new bug hotels on school grounds. Bugs are having a tough time. With the increased loss of natural habitats, the cracks and crevices that bugs use to shelter, live and breed are being destroyed. A bug hotel offers a great way to recycle a mixture…

On the 19th and 20th of September, our Year 5 girls had an amazing time by the River Thames near Marlow at the Longridge activity centre. The weather was perfect, the setting gorgeous and the activities super fun. The girls took part in five different activities over the 2 days, involving water orbs, dragon boating,…

Year 2 are reaching for the stars – figuratively and literally! In class they’ve been thinking about striving to reach their goals, believing that anything is possible if they try, but they will also be joining the next NASA space mission to Mars! The mission is to help prepare for future human exploration. NASA’s Mars…

As an Eco School we are always looking for ways to improve our eco and sustainability credentials. Our wonderful Eco Council consists of girls who are elected by their peers and who meet every half term with staff, parents and governors to form ideas and initiatives for progression. Our eco-councillors help inspire and motivate the…

We are delighted to have been reviewed by Muddy Stiletto’s and awarded the badge for the ‘UK’s best schools’. “Maltman’s Green School is a non-selective, secular, day prep school with approximately 370 girls aged 2-11 years. Found in leafy Chalfont St Peter, South Bucks, Maltman’s façade offers a kind of homely elegance…

Last term Alexandra (then in Year 5) won a local competition to design the best cake decoration. The competition was held by Buckingham House care home as part of their Bake Off day, raising money for Rennie Grove Hospice Care. Many other local schools took part, with Year 5 students coming up with their own…

Each year a group of girls from the Year 5 Netball Squad, travel to Sedbergh School in the Yorkshire Dales, to attend a 4 day, 3 night Netball Training Camp at Sedbergh School. During the 4 day course the girls develop their netball skills in all areas; attacking, defending, marking, shooting and tactical game play….

Here at Maltman’s Green girls can choose to take the Buckinghamshire County Secondary Transfer Tests (11+ examinations) for entry into one of our amazing local grammar schools. While many do take this route, we still have plenty of girls who look to join an independent school, taking entrance and scholarship examinations instead…